I was pressured into buying OroGold's beauty cream by a very persuasive salesman. As he was demonstrating, and doing his fast-talk, he also managed to fill a bag with products and then said, OK. how do you wish to pay for this, cash or card? I protested, saying I needed to go have lunch, consider and perhaps then return, but he went to the register and started ringing up the sale! My poor husband was with me, and thinking I was on board, gave him a credit card, to the tune of $300.
I immediately asked if the purchase was returnable, per a sign by the register that said returns were allowed within 7 days. Threre was something about no returns if I got a promo, but the salesman, Michael, said that I could return the purchase. Of, course, he then added a "free" promo facial credit onto the reciept, which no doubt was to invalidate what he said.
We returned to the store the very next day, a Saturday, but were told that we had to have authorization, because they coud not get into the system without it. I asked him to call for the authorization, but he refused, and also refused me the use of the store phone. I pulled out my cell and called, but got a recording, was told to leave a message and expect call back in 24 hours.
On Tuesday I finally got a text message saying to expect a call within 24 hours. Again. In fact, I got a missed call message the next day, Wednesday. Again I called, and continued to do so every day until my 7 days were up. No more calls came to me. I now knew that I would never hear from them or get my promised refund.
Please, everyone, be aware of this scam business, their hard pressure tactics, and don't fall for the compliments that the sales people will lavish on you during the product demonstration! They do not stand by their product or their word, and I am surprised that they are still allowed to stay in business at the Wesfield Garden State Plaza, in Paramus, NJ.
Unfortunately, if you're reading this, you might have just bought the Orovold product and knew back in your mind that there was something fishy about the whole thing. You probably spent a lot of money on something you don't even need, and you're probably hating yourelf now for falling for their sales tactics. Let me start by describing my experince with this thieves. Like you, i was passing by their shop/kiosk/fancy store, when a person standing with Orogold samples offered a "free gift". He took me insite, sat me down, and pretended he liked me so much and started acting as if he's my childhood
friend and knows exactly what's best for my skin. Oh, excuse me, this guy only placed the Orovold 24k peel thing on my wrist to show me how my "dead" skin was coming off my wrist after applying the product. Well, first off, it's a glue!! Second, the product has so many hatmful ingredients that insead of benefitting your skin and actually making something change, it worsens! Check it on your own.
Take a look at the product, does it have the ingerdients? No right? It only has them listed in the original box. These people are spread all over the US and all are Israeli people trying to ripp off people by selling their cheap and useless products to ignorant people by using their super duper aggressive sales tactics. Oh amd also, you can't
return this product. Who does that? Afen't we in the U.S.? Especially when it's a cosmetic product, you don't know how your skin will react to it. You can only exchange. That's not done there though... they schedule a nice "free" facial to ripp you off. All they do is to show their product and not really do a facial. Do not gall for their fancy store, their conpliments about how beautiful you are, how should you really take care of your skin (duh we know that better than anyone) how old we look because of our skin, how friendly they start the whole conversation. I, myself, have felt very unconfortable trying to escape their store. They're just so awful. Please stay away, this company needs to be closed down. They're not even on BBB.
OROGOLD Cosmetics Reviews
I was pressured into buying OroGold's beauty cream by a very persuasive salesman. As he was demonstrating, and doing his fast-talk, he also managed to fill a bag with products and then said, OK. how do you wish to pay for this, cash or card? I protested, saying I needed to go have lunch, consider and perhaps then return, but he went to the register and started ringing up the sale! My poor husband was with me, and thinking I was on board, gave him a credit card, to the tune of $300.
I immediately asked if the purchase was returnable, per a sign by the register that said returns were allowed within 7 days. Threre was something about no returns if I got a promo, but the salesman, Michael, said that I could return the purchase. Of, course, he then added a "free" promo facial credit onto the reciept, which no doubt was to invalidate what he said.
We returned to the store the very next day, a Saturday, but were told that we had to have authorization, because they coud not get into the system without it. I asked him to call for the authorization, but he refused, and also refused me the use of the store phone. I pulled out my cell and called, but got a recording, was told to leave a message and expect call back in 24 hours.
On Tuesday I finally got a text message saying to expect a call within 24 hours. Again. In fact, I got a missed call message the next day, Wednesday. Again I called, and continued to do so every day until my 7 days were up. No more calls came to me. I now knew that I would never hear from them or get my promised refund.
Please, everyone, be aware of this scam business, their hard pressure tactics, and don't fall for the compliments that the sales people will lavish on you during the product demonstration! They do not stand by their product or their word, and I am surprised that they are still allowed to stay in business at the Wesfield Garden State Plaza, in Paramus, NJ.
Unfortunately, if you're reading this, you might have just bought the Orovold product and knew back in your mind that there was something fishy about the whole thing. You probably spent a lot of money on something you don't even need, and you're probably hating yourelf now for falling for their sales tactics. Let me start by describing my experince with this thieves. Like you, i was passing by their shop/kiosk/fancy store, when a person standing with Orogold samples offered a "free gift". He took me insite, sat me down, and pretended he liked me so much and started acting as if he's my childhood
friend and knows exactly what's best for my skin. Oh, excuse me, this guy only placed the Orovold 24k peel thing on my wrist to show me how my "dead" skin was coming off my wrist after applying the product. Well, first off, it's a glue!! Second, the product has so many hatmful ingredients that insead of benefitting your skin and actually making something change, it worsens! Check it on your own.
Take a look at the product, does it have the ingerdients? No right? It only has them listed in the original box. These people are spread all over the US and all are Israeli people trying to ripp off people by selling their cheap and useless products to ignorant people by using their super duper aggressive sales tactics. Oh amd also, you can't
return this product. Who does that? Afen't we in the U.S.? Especially when it's a cosmetic product, you don't know how your skin will react to it. You can only exchange. That's not done there though... they schedule a nice "free" facial to ripp you off. All they do is to show their product and not really do a facial. Do not gall for their fancy store, their conpliments about how beautiful you are, how should you really take care of your skin (duh we know that better than anyone) how old we look because of our skin, how friendly they start the whole conversation. I, myself, have felt very unconfortable trying to escape their store. They're just so awful. Please stay away, this company needs to be closed down. They're not even on BBB.
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